The State of Black Girls by Marline Francois-Madden

A list of some books by Black authors that are available to check out is below. The CARE Office houses a healing library of books, films, resource guides, fact sheets, and other tools that are available for checkout by members of the UCI community.

UCI Campus Assault Resources & Education (CARE) Office Lending Library Once you have completed the form, find a Pro-staff or student staff to sign-ofĪLL BOOKS ARE DUE TWO WEEKS FROM THE CHECK-OUT DATE!!!.If you would like to check out or check in one of our books, please do the following: Library Book Sharing Check-In & Check-Out Instructions Her work has been featured in media and podcast platforms such as: Forbes, Fast Company, Huffington Post, Essence, Bustle, Inside Edition, Martha Stewart, Thrive Global, and Therapy for Black Girls. Her clients consist of CIBC Bank US, CISCO, Bloomberg GOV, LiveNation, Ferrara Candy Company, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and the Practicing Law Institute. She is a sought-after expert on topics related to mental wellness, workplace culture, emotional intelligence and self-care. As a mental health practitioner and consultant, Farah is aware of the intersectionality between wellness, equity, and inclusion. Her personal mission is to help individuals and organizations decrease symptoms of stress and burnout, elevate their emotional intelligence, and improve morale by implementing strategies to create healthier work culture. She is the owner of WorkingWell Daily, a company committed to addressing work-life alignment, equity and mental wellness. What organizations and leaders can do to create healthier workplacesįarah Harris is a psychotherapist and a Workplace Wellness Champion dedicated to disrupting toxic work environments.

How 2020 and COVID have made us see how much we’ve neglected workplace wellness.

Recurrent wellness themes in the workplace.

Other topics discussed in this episode are: Farah explains that a workplace alignment has 4 key points: authenticity, intentional living, relationships, and overall satisfaction. We will be discussing how women can take better care of themselves at their workplace and what workplace trauma looks like.įarah talks about work-life alignment, a term that differs from “work-life balance” because alignment is possible by setting your values straight and by working to reach your goals throughout these values. Welcome back to another episode of Black Woman Leading! In today’s episode, we are joined by psychotherapist and Workplace Wellness Champion, Farah Harris. “Wellness perks don’t get rid of wellness problems.”

The State of Black Girls by Marline Francois-Madden